Financial Report
MSF Southern Africa Annual Financial Statement 2016
Access MSF SA Annual Financial Statement 2016, providing transparency on our regional finances. Report - 21 Jun 2017
Uganda: Despite the generous policy, basic needs of refugees are not being met
The international response in Uganda is failing refugees and must prioritise life-saving supplies such as food and water to prevent a medical emergency, the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said today ahead of a major refugee summit.Press Release - 20 Jun 2017
HIV/Aids
- 20 Jun 2017
Uganda: Providing sexual violence care to South Sudanese refugees
MSF started sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) activities in Bidi Bidi refugee settlement in March and in Imvepi refugee settlement in May to respond to the increasing need for comprehensive SGBV care among South Sudanese refugees in Uganda. Marie-Anne Henry is a midwife activity manager for MSF who has been working in Bidi Bidi and Imvepi since April 2017.- 20 Jun 2017
Malnutrition
Latest News - 19 Jun 2017
DRC: When there’s war, give life (but not yours)
In North Kivu, a province that has been in conflict for the past twenty years, having children can be just as dangerous as being hit by a stray bullet.Latest News - 19 Jun 2017
Zimbabwe
Newsletter - 19 Jun 2017
MSF in Zimbabwe Newsletter: Issue 1, 2017
This is a newsletter that highlights various activities and developments that took place within MSF in Zimbabwe. This edition of the newsletter is covering activities that took place in 2016 and January 2017.Newsletter - 19 Jun 2017
CAR: “I’m a civilian, not a fighter. Why did they attack me?”
Violence against civilians and massive population displacements in Bria- 16 Jun 2017
Ethiopia
Fieldworkers Stories - 16 Jun 2017
“MSF brought out the real reason why I chose to become a medic”
Stella Nthiga, a registered nurse from Kenya, shares her motivations for doing humanitarian workFieldworkers Stories - 16 Jun 2017
Iraq: Mental health needs mount after years of war
Iraq’s recent history has been dominated by wars. Generations of Iraqis have grown up in shattered families, living in camps or amongst the rubble of their hometowns. Each conflict has left its scars, both visible and invisible. In Amriyat Al Fallujah camp where more than 50,000 people live, MSF teams treat patients with physical and mental wounds.- 15 Jun 2017
